It’s really unfortunate, but most plastics are of very poor quality and fairly unstable over time. Kind of gross really. I’ve been working with an Apple IIe lately - an incredibly well-put together machine, still functions perfectly, but the yellowing plastic case is the Achilles’ heel.

I told them I considered trading my SNES in but the guy there told me that all I need was a new power cord which would be a better deal then getting rid of my SNES and I can’t remember exactly but I believe we gave them my old power cord and bought a new one.

And my SNES has worked ever since.

Lesson is if your SNES doesn’t seem to turn on it may be you need a simple power cord so don’t throw away something just because it’s old.

A: Have peers and are used to being praised for the slightest stuff:

B: They had a rough childhood for whatever reason that can be the slighest bit imagined:

and Nintendo is their “only way out” and believe you me: I know what I am talking about in that issue so they feel you are firing a huge cannon at them when in reality they made themselves vulenerable thru a particuler mindset.

*Random Nintendobot Fanboy’s brain explode after the first few words*

And that woniak anti spam is one of the most cowardly ways to fight spam.

It’s ironic how people belittle your article yet there is always a sentence that said. “I read only a little bit and laughed at your stupid posts” or in the case of.

You sure gotta love those fanboy trolls though I think they actually type before they think.

I think I am thinking to much about thinking and think I need to quit. (gasps)

http://retr0bright.wikispaces.com/

I still can’t bring myself to throw it away =(

I used to work in for a tech firm, and all of the white computer monitors that sat next to windows had this exact same symptom. It is, indeed, the work of the sun. This is very similar to newspapers being exposed to UV rays for a long time!

My SNES, thankfully, has been shielded from the sun for most of its life, and it still looks darn nice!